Attractions
Genting - City of Entertainment
Genting - City of Entertainment is one of the hottest tourist spot in Malaysia. It is located 6000 feet above sea level. A mere 45 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's thriving capital city, Genting City of Entertainment is the country's premiere holiday destination, attracting millions of local and foreign tourists alike every year. For many visitors, the excitement begins even before they step into the Resort; as an alternative route, visitors can opt to ride Genting Skyway, the world's fastest and South-East Asia's longest cable car system, to the peak. After a thrilling day of fun and excitement, Tourists can then check into one of the Resort's many hotels. For 5-star luxury, look no further than the prominent Genting Hotel and the magnificent 932-room Highlands Hotel. Refined business class accommodations can be enjoyed at the 4-star Resort Hotel, while those looking for larger, more inexpensive rooms can check into the Theme Park Hotel. And for true value-for-money, nothing beats the First World Hotel, recently certified by Guinness World Records as the World's Largest Hotel, which has 6118 rooms to fit any budget. So, for those who want a holiday experience that's truly on top of the world, take a trip to Genting City of Entertainment.
Mount Kinabalu
Mount Kinabalu is the tallest mountain between New Guinea and the Himalayas and reigns over an astonishing variety of scenery. Thousands of tourists visit Kinabalu National Park every year with the intention of reaching the summit. The best time to come to Mount Kinabalu is during the dry season from February to April, when walking and climbing is much more enjoyable. The temperature ranges from a comfortable 20-25 degrees Celsius at the main park to something approaching freezing near the top. The distribution of flora on the mountain is a classic example of altitude and temperature-related zonation. From the warm lowland rainforests to the near-freezing alpine conditions at the summit, each zone is characterised by a quite different assemblage of plant species.
Penang
There’s so much to see and do in Penang, good food everywhere, and beautiful beaches to relax your mind. Most of Penang’s fancier accommodation is in the form of beach resorts on the main tourist beach of Batu Feringghi. More backpacker-friendly options, as well as a few classical luxury hotels, can be found in Georgetown. Penang is more than just beaches. The most unique tourist attraction is the Snake Temple, swarming with poisonous pit vipers. Penang Hill is set amidst the island, with a 730 metre or 2,300 feet peak, where tourists who don’t mind the long queues for the funicular train are rewarded with beautiful views and jungle walks
Things to do
Shopping
Malaysia is a premier shopping destination in South East Asia. Shops, bazaars and shopping centers throughout the country offer a staggering variety of clothing, cosmetics, shoes, handbags, household conveniences and electronic apparatus. The exemption of duty on a range of items has resulted in more competitive pricing and makes shopping in Malaysia an even more attractive option.
Spa
For those who want to get away from the stress and the hustle of everyday life, Malaysia offers an extensive choice of Spa Treatments and Experiences. Ranging from top-of-the-line, internationally acclaimed luxury resorts, to quaint urban havens of relaxation, from locations in sun kissed beaches to tropical rainforests, Malaysia provides a perfect backdrop for the Ultimate Spa Experience.
Golf
Malaysia is a genuine golfing haven that attracts tourists from near and far each year. There are professionally and aesthetically designed courses of international standard set amidst undulating hills, sun-kissed beaches, invigorating highland tea plantations and lush greenery. For golf enthusiasts, Malaysia offers untold delights and a visit to this land of smiles and untold beauty is never complete without a round on one of the country's many courses.
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